Sentence examples for it typically have from inspiring English sources

Nor does it typically have a sales force selling advertising.

For a word to wriggle its way into a physical book, it typically has to stand the test of time first.

After green coffee has been processed, it typically has a long journey to a production centre.

It typically has nearly 900,000 visitors each year, 65percentt from outside Westchester.

Yet the sound of her voice lacked the bloom it typically has at the enormous Metropolitan Opera House.

It typically has much more personal romantic resonance than Las Vegas, or the top of the Eiffel Tower.

"And when there are problems in a key industry, it typically has a disproportionate effect on the economy".

A spokeswoman for the orchestra, Gwen Pappas, said it typically has exclusivity clauses with major artists because of the small size of the market, to protect ticket sales.

It typically has a negative connotation, reflecting Western distaste for the overt use of drama and other art forms to achieve political goals.

The FST comprises 20 persons, including 4 surgeons, and it typically has 2 operating tables and 10 litters set up in self-inflating shelters.

"I still did have a headache after the race was over, which is typical for a Martinsville race, but it was not nearly as severe as it typically has been in the past.